Baltimore Hotel Shuttles

A cobblestone city renowned known for its historic role in America’s founding, the story behind Baltimore is one that connects it to its sister city of Washington D.C. Public transportation is varied and includes a handful of ferry terminals along the water, as well as an expansive underground network via the Metro SubwayLink. Consider everything there is to do in the area by not just relying on the public transportation, but having the courage to explore with a private lift, whether that means trusting your instincts and seeing new things on the outskirts via sedan, SUV or chartered bus, or enjoying the laid-back luxury of meet-and-greet services via stretched limousines and taxis as perfect for getting to Thurgood Marshall Airport as arriving to posh events near the Baltimore Convention Center.

In addition to finding the right lift across town, be just as selective when it comes to hotel & neighborhood. Those interested in staying as close as possible to the rich attraction-lined ambiance of the Inner Harbor should choose between the modestly luxurious ambiance of Sheraton Inner Harbor or Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, while those interested in staying close to the historic-quiet ambiance of Harbor East can achieve easy access to the waterside jogging paths at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront as well as multiple pools courtesy of Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore. Specialty hotels also include the redbrick B&B ambiance paired with Little Italy restaurants at BlancNoir as well as stoic garden plazas alongside decadent suites at downtown’s The Ivy Hotel.

Made famous for its historic wartime vessels lining the Inner Harbor as well as various waterside brunch cafes and seafood spots lining the Patapsco River, Baltimore is especially beloved for its large number of landmarks connected by pedestrian-friendly plazas and promenades. On the quiet north side, visitors will find a lush connection of greenery that includes over 1,500 animals at The Maryland Zoo as well as vastly wooded space of Herring Run park - in between these two landmarks are cool cafes and gastropubs fueled by the students of Morgan State University, while the city’s core provides awesome historic landmarks ranging from The Baltimore Basilica’s famed history for being the nation’s first Roman Catholic Church as well as Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower’s old brick space converted to sky-high art galleries and resident studios. Popular restaurants include vibrant Brazilian at Fogo de Chao as well as locally caught seafood from Rusty Scupper Restaurant & Bar.